Not happy with Malcolm Rifkind's performance on Daily Politics this lunchtime.
He came across as arrogant and hectoring and continually pointing to the small print of parliamentary procedures instead of acknowledging the wider issue of morality.
And I cannot see how he can remain Chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee. He has clearly been embarrassed by the current "sting". How can we be sure that a future "sting" will not be used by a foreign power to blackmail him?
As a humble Conservative foot-soldier, this kind of scandal does not motivate me to work for the return of a Conservative government that will have any input from Malcolm Rifkind.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006mjxb
He came across as arrogant and hectoring and continually pointing to the small print of parliamentary procedures instead of acknowledging the wider issue of morality.
And I cannot see how he can remain Chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee. He has clearly been embarrassed by the current "sting". How can we be sure that a future "sting" will not be used by a foreign power to blackmail him?
As a humble Conservative foot-soldier, this kind of scandal does not motivate me to work for the return of a Conservative government that will have any input from Malcolm Rifkind.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006mjxb
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